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Corporate Taxation

Description: A study of the federal income taxation of corporations and their shareholders. Topics include choice of entity, and corporate formation, operation, reorganization and liquidation. Subchapters C and S of the Internal Revenue Code and the related Treasury Regulations are examined in considerable detail.

Prerequiste: Income Taxation I

Updated April 6, 2015

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